Intergenerational Program Database

Generations United collects and shares information on intergenerational programs across the United States. We currently have a program in every state with over 800 programs in the database. You can search programs below by keywords or state.

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  1. East Bay RSVP East Providence Reads
    The East Providence Reads Program is designed to enhance the literacy skills of young children of East Providence. Volunteers from RSVP provide their time and skills to help young readers in elementary schools achieve and improve reading scores. This once a week commitment runs from September until June.
    • 610 Waterman Ave, East Providence, RI,
    • Susan Schenck
    • (401) 847-7821  x 302
    • susan.schenck[at]ebcap.org
  2. RSVP – The City of Cranston-Senior Services
    RSVP matches volunteers ages 55+ with over 80 non-profit organizations in Cranston in need of help from their community. Volunteers are placed according to their skills, life experiences, and interests. One volunteer program includes reading to children in elementary schools.
    • RSVP - Retired Senior Volunteer Program
    • 1070 Cranston Street, Cranston, RI, 2920
    • David Quiroa
    • 401-780-6180
    • SeniorServices[at]cranstonri.org
  3. Building Bridges
    Intergenerational program unites school-age children with residents residing in Nursing Homes throughout Rhode Island, the program operates during the school year students visit nursing homes and participate in planned social activities and provide a link to the outside communities Keyword: Shared Site
    • Building Bridges
    • 422 Post Rd, Suite 204, Warwick, RI, 02883
    • Joann Leonard
    • 401-785-3340
    • jfl[at]alliancebltc.org
  4. Inn on Westport & Missoula Children’s Theatre
    Sioux Falls, is partnering for the second year with Missoula Children’s Theatre (MCT) to host a one week multi-generational summer theatre camp which will result in the presentation of two performances of Aladdin.
    • The intergenerational summer theatre camp
    • 4000 South Westport Avenue, Sioux Falls, SD, 57106
    • 605-362-1210
    • info[at]innonwestport.org
  5. Lifetime Discoveries Childcare Center
    Offering an exciting alternative to traditional childcare, Lifetime Discoveries is an Intergenerational Daycare program housed as a full-commercial childcare center. A project of Piedmont Agency on Aging, Lifetime Discoveries is located within the same building as the Greenwood Senior Center. We provide structured, staff supervised activities for the children and seniors including art, gardening, exercise and music. Both children and adults truly benefit from this time together. Keyword: Shared Site
    • 808 South Emerald Rd, Greenwood, SC, 29646
    • Susan Orck
    • (864) 227-3600
    • sorck[at]piedmontaoa.com
  6. Easterseals Tennessee
    Serves individuals and families of ages with disabilities.
    • 2001 Woodmont Blvd., Nashville, TN,
    • Tim Ryerson
    • 615-292-6640
    • tryerson[at]eastersealstn.com
  7. Community Care of Rutherford County
    Generations Connected is Community Care of Rutherford County’s on site Daycare and Preschool program. We offer services to the community at large, employee’s children and resident family members. Generations Connected fosters interactions between residents of CCRC and our children, developing a bond between generations. The residents and children come together on a regular basis for intergenerational activities. Keyword: Shared Site
    • Generations Connected Daycare and Preschool
    • 901 E County Farm Rd, Murfreesboro, TN,
    • Terri Bodkins
    • (615) 893-2624
    • tbodkins[at]rutherfordcountytn.gov
  8. Black Hills Educational Institute
    Hosts intergenerational trips
    • P.O. Box 9778, Rapid City, SD, 57709
    • 605-721-4007
    • info[at]bhei.org
  9. United Retirement Center/Avera
    New Hope is an intergenerational day program that provides service to aging adults and to children. A well-balanced program of activities is provided which includes intergenerational activities.
    • 405 First Ave, Brookings, SD,
    • Linda Ford
    • 605-696-7488
    • info[at]urcpp.com
  10. Lois K. Nichols Memorial Spelling Bee
    This annual event which began in 1985 brings seniors for The Upper Merion Senior Service Center to Upper Merion Area Middle School to compete in a spelling bee. The day also includes a luncheon in which seniors and students get to know each other.
    • Upper Merion Area Middle School, 450 Keebler Road, King of Prussia, PA,
    • Jennifer Kelly
    • 610-205-6400
    • jekelly[at]umasd.org
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